Fatih Altaylı's ROK outburst: Did he announce the government's CHP operation?

Journalist Fatih Altaylı lashed out in his column at Rasim Ozan Kütahyalı, who came to the fore after claims that “a trustee will be appointed to the CHP” sparked public debate in recent days. In his commentary, written without mentioning him by name, Altaylı called Kütahyalı “a hitman for one of the cliques within the government.”

In his column, Fatih Altaylı said regarding these developments: “As a hitman for one of the cliques within the government, he has been trying for years to steer public opinion with familiar scenarios.”

Altaylı wrote the following:

"Once again he took on the role of hitman for an operation. He announced an 'operation' planned by the government or by a clique within the government.

While trying to show that he was 'at the center of the matter and an important person,' he probably spoiled the whole thing, or caused an operation that one group wanted carried out to be learned about and stopped by another group.

In the meantime, of course, he caused some people to lose big money on the stock market, and naturally others to make big money. When the arrows turned toward him, he rose to the nirvana of sycophancy and shamelessness, praising those in power and ministers, and began expressing remorse.

However, in my view, the investigation should not be limited to 'publicly disseminating false information.'

The possibilities that this matter involves stock market manipulation, facilitating illicit gains, inciting society to hatred and hostility, and perhaps being part of a conspiracy planning to create turmoil in the country should also be taken into account.

The people with whom the person in question has been in contact in recent days should be examined, HTS records should be reviewed, and those who collaborated with him in this conspiracy and those who probably made illicit gains from this matter should also be identified. Because it is very clear that there is an organized structure here. The members of this organization must also be exposed."